At 16:14 -0400 2002/08/09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Thanks to all who helped me with this conundrum.  The most streamlined
>solution is that I must upgrade to OS X, which allows filenames up to 64
>characters in length.

Actually, Appleworks (at least version 6.2.4 that I have) still 
limits you to 31 characters.  But you can rename it once you save it. 
It will allow many more characters than 64.  I don't know the limit 
off hand, but it's in the hundreds.

-Dave


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